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1      I,  15|      but in regard to a note it denotes what is "easy to hear". "
2      I,  15|       as (e.g.) "donkey", which denotes both the animal and the
3     VI,  6 |   productive; and each of these denotes a relation: for it speculates
4     VI,  7 | rarefied particles". For "fire" denotes flame rather than light,
5     VI,  9 |        that contrary whose form denotes the privation must of necessity
6     VI,  9 |      through the one whose form denotes the privation; for else
7     VI,  9 |       it through the term which denotes privation of it. Moreover,